Origin and Meaning of Kalianna

Pure, clear; often associated with the goddess Kali

Origin: Sanskrit - A modern blend of the names 'Kali' (meaning 'black' or 'goddess of time, change, and destruction' in Sanskrit) and 'Anna' (a common name of Hebrew origin meaning 'grace').

• Kalianna is often linked to the Hindu goddess Kali, who represents empowerment, change, and the cycle of life.
• The name has gained popularity in recent years in various Western cultures, reflecting a growing interest in names derived from mythology and spirituality.
• Notable bearers include fictional characters in literature and media, which contribute to its appeal among contemporary parents.
• While not historically popular, Kalianna has seen an uptick in usage as unique and meaningful names become fashionable.
• Variations of the name include Kalyana and Kalia, as well as similar names like Alanna and Kalina.